Restorative Aide
Purpose of this Course
The purpose of this course is to introduce all interested nursing home personnel (nursing aides, medical assistants, licensed practical nurses) to the basic knowledge and skills necessary to assist their residents in maintaining, improving, and/or regaining their functional independence.
A special emphasis will be placed on teaching participants the skills needed to work in the restorative or rehab nursing program at nursing home facilities.
The Beacon Hill Restorative Aide course provides healthcare professionals in nursing homes, assisted living centers, intermediate care facilities for the mentally disabled, schools, childcare settings, or patient homes. A Restorative Aide is trained to work under the direct supervision of a competent caretaker or licensed healthcare professional. Restorative Aides provide interventions that promote the resident’s ability to live as independently and safely as possible.
A Restorative Aide functions in an expanded role for the nurse aide. They perform duties to help residents function as normally as possible. These duties go beyond rehabilitation; they are a process of treatments or approaches to restore and maintain the highest level of functioning a resident can possess.
A special emphasis will be placed on teaching participants the skills needed to work in the restorative or rehab nursing program at nursing home facilities.
The Beacon Hill Restorative Aide course provides healthcare professionals in nursing homes, assisted living centers, intermediate care facilities for the mentally disabled, schools, childcare settings, or patient homes. A Restorative Aide is trained to work under the direct supervision of a competent caretaker or licensed healthcare professional. Restorative Aides provide interventions that promote the resident’s ability to live as independently and safely as possible.
A Restorative Aide functions in an expanded role for the nurse aide. They perform duties to help residents function as normally as possible. These duties go beyond rehabilitation; they are a process of treatments or approaches to restore and maintain the highest level of functioning a resident can possess.
Restorative Aide Responsibility
Restorative aides are responsible for helping patients recover physical, emotional, and mental health by providing rehabilitation care. They assist the patients with exercises that improve the use of limbs and body functions. They also assist patients with transfers, walking, strength training, and range-of-motion exercises.
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What Other Students are Saying!
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The Foundation of Healthcare
Your primary goal as a healthcare professional is to improve the quality of care, and by doing so, the quality of life, for the residents under your care. One way to accomplish this is to assist residents with achieving or, at least, maintaining their highest level of functional ability. You can do this by using restorative nursing programs such as our restorative aide training or medication technician training.
To be successful, you must have a foundational understanding of restorative nursing care. In this course, you will learn about restorative nursing as the foundation of resident care.
Learner Outcomes
Key Points of the Course
*Role of rehabilitation services in the skilled nursing setting.
*Effects of aging, inactivity, and disability.
*Basic anatomy and how the body moves.
*Medical problems that will interfere with functional independence.
*How to help residents in ways that will promote independence.
*Correct posture and body mechanics when mobilizing patients.
*What to look for when helping someone walk.
*Proper positioning seating, ROM exercises & gait assistance.
*Common equipment used in rehabilitation.
*Basic balance responses and activities to improve balance.
*Proper documentation.
*Ways to interact with residents.
*ADL skills.
*Effects of aging, inactivity, and disability.
*Basic anatomy and how the body moves.
*Medical problems that will interfere with functional independence.
*How to help residents in ways that will promote independence.
*Correct posture and body mechanics when mobilizing patients.
*What to look for when helping someone walk.
*Proper positioning seating, ROM exercises & gait assistance.
*Common equipment used in rehabilitation.
*Basic balance responses and activities to improve balance.
*Proper documentation.
*Ways to interact with residents.
*ADL skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What will I learn?
This course aims to provide you with comprehensive information on restorative aide and related topics.
Upon completing the course, the student will be able to
1. Rehabilitation and restorative care
2. Effects of aging
3. Basic anatomy review
4. Resident transfers
5. Ambulation
7. Types of exercise
8. Equipment available to the Restorative Aide
9. Diseases that affect mobility
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Who is the course for?
Our audience can be anyone interested in the topic or anyone who needs the information for professional, personal, or other reasons.
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How long to I have to complete the course?
The student will have 90 days to complete the course.
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Will I receive a certificate?
Yes, As soon as you pass our online training class, you can print your certificate.
Please note that tuition must be paid in full prior to the issuance of any certificate. This policy ensures that all financial obligations are met and allows us to maintain the highest standards of education and training.
If you have any questions or require assistance regarding your payment, please do not hesitate to contact our administrative office.
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Course Requirement
A minimum of 32 hours participating in the Restorative Aide online course is required.
Completion of course assignments and participation in online discussions is required.
An average grade of 75% or higher on all assignments, discussions, and course tests is required for passing. -
State Requirement
Before enrolling in our Restorative Aide class, verifying with your state's regulatory body is essential to determine if any additional testing or licensure requirements are necessary.
Each state may have specific prerequisites for medication technician certification, ensuring compliance with legal and professional standards. Ensuring compliance with local regulations will enhance your understanding of the profession and pave the way for a smooth transition into your career as a certified medication tech.
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How do I contact the school?
Contact us
Beacon Hill Career Training
954-743-5444
Mon-Wed 10 am- 6 pm
Thurs. - Fri. 10 am – 4 pm
How to earn your Certification in Restorative Care?
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Review each Module
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Watch the Video in each Module
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Pass the Quizzes in the Modules
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Pass the Final Exam
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Download and Print Your Certificate